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Edit contentclass won't work

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Philip K.

Monday 22 August 2011 8:25:18 am

Today I had to edit a contentclass in a 4.4 ez installation. 

After I included a textarea field and set up its' properties I was not able to store my changes.

If I clicked the "OK" button I was redirected back to edit mode. If I clicked it again I was redirected to edit mode again with an error message that the new added field with id <some-id> already exists...

I have no idea what caused this problem. Error.log doesn't have any hints for me...

Any ideas?

Thanks a lot. Philip

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Steven E. Bailey

Monday 22 August 2011 2:32:56 pm

How many attributes does the class have and are you running sohusin?  See: http://share.ez.no/blogs/steven-e.-bailey/protip-suhosin

This will remove temporary drafts for all classes - might be useful to get out of the fubared state the class is in:

<?php
require 'autoload.php';
$cli = eZCLI::instance();
$script = eZScript::instance( array( 'description' => (
          "Displays Class attributes of either [CLASS] or all classes" ),
                                     'use-session' => false,
                                     'use-modules' => true,
                                     'use-extensions' => true ) );
$script->startup();

$options = $script->getOptions( "", "[class]", array() );

$script->initialize();


$version = eZContentClass::VERSION_STATUS_TEMPORARY;
$temporaryClasses = eZContentClass::fetchList( $version, true );
if ( !$temporaryClasses ) {
        echo "no draft(s)";
} else {
        //eZContentClass::removeTemporary();
        $db = eZDB::instance();
        $db->begin();
        foreach ( $temporaryClasses as $class )
        {
echo $class->attribute('id')."\n";
            $class->remove( true, $version );
        }

        $db->commit();
}
$script->shutdown();
?>

 

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Philip K.

Tuesday 23 August 2011 12:13:41 am

Thanks a lot - after editing some suhosin variables editing classes is possible again.

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